The second part of my line is the perennial girl favorite: PINK! I used soft pinks, hot pinks, and sophisticated (if there is such a thing) pink. The mix and match features a reversible pink wrap skirt with a chickadee on one side, and a cool pink and green trim on the other. That skirt pairs with my happy dot blouse, and spring blooms top. If yellow is your thing, you can pair it with my sunshine peasant blouse from the blue collection too.
The ruffle capris go with everything, and even extend the life of my reversible pink jumper. My daughter is wearing the size 2, and she normally wears a size 5! So the first summer she wears it as a jumper, the next year as a top, so it's like getting 4 outfits in one!
My wavy capri pants are the other coordinate for the spring blooms top and can also extend the life of my reversible asymmetric jumper.
The reversible pink jumper features a sweetheart neckline and a keyhole opening in the back. Just a little piping and rickrack complete the look.
And no collection would be complete without a trendy apron dress.
Next up: cross-pollination.
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4 comments:
I love those ruffly striped pants.
We're also dabbling in the pinks lately but not so sophisticated and well outside my comfort zone. Like sitting down to eat a giant cupcake with super sweet girly frosting -- it makes me kinda ill, but I'm diving in for fun anyway.
Ha, sometimes you just have to suck it up and go for the most sickeningly sweet princess pink you can find!
I'm in love with the pants, too. Would it look silly if I wore some? I'm serious-- will you design some (not pink) boy clothes?!
I'll try, I promise!!
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